Homework answers / question archive / In the context of Chapter 1, vignette "Thinking Like a Criminologist" (by the end of the section on "Ethical Issues in Criminology), is it fair or ethical to label people as potentially criminal and violent even though they have not yet exhibit yet any antisocial behavior? Do the risks of such a procedure outweigh its benefits? Explain An A response should have at least two well-explained arguments supported by in-text citations from Chapter 1, a response of a minimum of 300 words

In the context of Chapter 1, vignette "Thinking Like a Criminologist" (by the end of the section on "Ethical Issues in Criminology), is it fair or ethical to label people as potentially criminal and violent even though they have not yet exhibit yet any antisocial behavior? Do the risks of such a procedure outweigh its benefits? Explain An A response should have at least two well-explained arguments supported by in-text citations from Chapter 1, a response of a minimum of 300 words

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In the context of Chapter 1, vignette "Thinking Like a Criminologist" (by the end of the section on "Ethical Issues in Criminology), is it fair or ethical to label people as potentially criminal and violent even though they have not yet exhibit yet any antisocial behavior? Do the risks of such a procedure outweigh its benefits? Explain

An A response should have at least two well-explained arguments supported by in-text citations from Chapter 1, a response of a minimum of 300 words.